Q. In which of the following reinsurance commission methods will the commission payable be determined by applying the agreed percentage of commission to the premiums ceded less returns and cancellation?

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Q. Which of the following is an example of a taxation aspect in reinsurance?

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Q. What is the objective of a reinsurer over a period of years?

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Q. How does a reinsurer transfer their tax burden to the ceding insurer?

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Q. Which type of taxation is suggested as a possible solution for budget problems?

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Q. What makes determining the profit of a reinsurer difficult?

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Q. What does the insurer-reinsurer relationship aim to do?

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Q. Which types of companies give rise to extreme fluctuations in reinsurance?

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Q. What event impaired the capital of many insurers and reinsurers and resulted in insolvencies?

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Q. What is the ideal approach to taxing a reinsurer's profit?

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Q. How does the practice of deducting tax at source as a percentage of the reinsurance premium impact the administration costs of the insurer?

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Q. What is the purpose of indicating a net premium to the ceding insurer (reinsured)?

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Q. How can a reinsurer optimize their results and pay taxes regularly?

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Q. What is the tax known as when it is levied on direct or reinsurance premium?

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Q. In which country is a Service Tax of 5% levied on direct premium?

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Q. Where is a reinsurer liable to income tax on profit based on their worldwide business?

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Q. How is interest on premium reserve released treated for tax purposes?

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Q. How do some insurers reduce administrative work related to reserves and interest?

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Q. What is the percentage of service tax that is levied on direct premium in India?

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Q. Why is national self-sufficiency in reinsurance not feasible in the long run?

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